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| A sea term meaning six feet deep |
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| Something having big teeth |
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| A deep sea turtle that's very valuable |
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| A Cuban word that means if you have bad luck you can spread it to other people |
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| Large, deep sea turtle that isn't so valuable |
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| A round, weighted net designed to be thrown downward and pulled back by strings. Used to catch small bait fish |
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| The wide board that goes across the middle of the boat for people to sit on |
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| Spanish for game or sport |
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| The frotn end of the boat |
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| Tiny plants and animals that float in water |
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| A post on the deck of a boat, usually with a role attached, used to secure the boat or tow it |
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| A large, sharp hook at the end if a rkd or like, used to pull large fish from the water |
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| Pegs set into the upper edge of the side of a boat; oars attach to them |
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| Spanish for either "that's life" or "whatever happens, happens" |
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| A fish with a long pectoral fin which looks like a wing; can jump in the air several feet |
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